Lion Gasoline Sign on Route 70 in Hicks Station, Arkansas

by John Margolies

Experience the essence of old America with its open roads through this work of art photography depicting the Lion Gasoline Sign on Route 70 in Hicks Station, Arkansas. This photograph was taken by renowned architectural historian John Margolies and showcases the beautiful design of the classic mid-twentieth century round red, white, and black sign hanging under a clear blue sky. Depicting the image of the powerful leaping lion, this artwork is a reminder of mid-century gas station design and commercial art.

Part of the Library of Congress John Margolies Roadside America Collection, this is the perfect photograph for collectors of vintage petroleum artifacts and commercial architecture.

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